Systems Audit   Evaluating the adequacy of controls in an IT   environment and suggest solutions.  Security Policy   Providing guidance for drafting, implementation.   For drafting, implementation and performing post   implementation rewiew.   Business Continuity Plan   Drafting, implementation and testing.  Network Security   Help in setting up good security management   practices and building appropriate security   architecture.  Enterprise Resource Planning   Security and Control Review and  Implementation   of Controls.  Product Certification   Tejas facilities organisations through certifying the   security standards and functionality compliance.  Information Assurance Services for  bank     Internet Banking     Core Banking  Education and Training   Programs for specific professional groups such as   Bankers, Insurance Employees and corporates be-   sides professional bodies and for professional cert-   ification exams.

Organizations require Systems Audit for a variety of reasons, all of which are oriented towards
evaluating  the existence and  adequacy of controls.In an IT environment while audit objectives
remain  the same as in a  manual environment, the methodology of performing the audit varies.
Tejas  approach to  auditing of  Information Systems is driven  by the  control  paradigm rather
than viewing Information  Systems as a collection of  Technology implementation. Tejas, while
performing  Systems Audit would examine the following area amongst others:

         Security Policy

         Business Continuity Plan

         Systems Development Methodology

         Organizational Controls

         Environmental Controls

         Application Controls

 This would also include evaluating the controls to meet security concerns in the areas of

                             Networking

                             Operating Systems

                             Database Management Systems and other related Technology issues

In Tejas, we conform to COBIT (Control Objectives for Information and related Technology)
/ BS 7799 standards for Information Security. Tejas follow Generally accepted standards for
good  practices  over  information and  information  technology  controls . COBIT  standards
consist of an  overall  framework and  detailed Control  Objectives  issued by the Information
Systems Audit and Control Foundation, USA. BS 7799 standards are formulated by BSI, UK
and known as best practices for Information Security Standards.